Showing posts with label David Miller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Miller. Show all posts

Monday, December 24, 2012

Liberty candidate David Miller: MERRY CHRISTMAS

 

May you and your family be blessed with love and kindness this Christmas season.

As we look forward to 2013 in anticipation of what our future will be; as a family, community and Nation, we know that our love and kindness will influence those around us.

Just as Christ came to be the light of the world may we allow our light to shine in 2013.

I know many of you are wondering what our next steps will be in the political process here in the San Gabriel Valley - rest assured I will be sending out an update right after the first of the year.

For now may you enjoy your family and friends.

In Christ,

David L. Miller

Sunday, August 5, 2012

David Miller: Why You Matter!




David Miller is running for U.S. Congress in California’s District 32 against incumbent Grace Napolitano

ONLY 95 days left until Election Day, and we must submit the sign order by August 15th for the signs to be ready by September 1st. The campaign must raise $5,000.00 dollars by August 15th to place the order on time.

As we were preparing this email we received $1,000 dollar check today. Now we are down to $4,000.00.  Any amount contributed will add up quickly, $5, $10, $20 dollars is appreciated, don't believe your contribution does not matter, because YOU MATTER !   

Join us Today by visiting www.vote4miller.net and Contribute as much as you are able; whether that is $25, $50, $100, or the maximum of $2,500 per person.  Help David meet his goal of $5,000 dollars by August 15th.


Thank You to those who have contributed and made it possible to get our message out in the sample ballot. 

And Thank You to all the supporters who have been diligently walking and making phone calls for the campaign.

UPCOMING EVENTS 

August 4th
San Dimas 52nd Birthday Bar-B-Que
The party kicks off at 4:00 p.m. and concludes at 10:00 p.m. at the Civic Center located at
245 East Bonita Avenue.

August 15th  
Candidate Forum by the Rotary Club
David Miller and Grace Napolitano (32nd congressional District)
12:15 -1:30pm
South Hills Country Club
2655 South Citrus Ave 
Lunch $20.00 per person
RSVP

August 24th
San Gabriel Valley Public Affairs Network
Candidate Forum - Details to follow

Monday, June 18, 2012

IT’S NOT OVER, DAMMIT! Rand Paul, Ron Paul, and the Future of the Liberty Movement


This is what’s happening and these are the things we need to do to keep the movement alive



Are you freaking out because Ron Paul won’t win the nomination, or because Rand endorsed Romney?  You need not do so.

FOR THOSE OF US in the greater liberty movement there was always a Plan A and Plan B; Plan A involved Congressman Ron Paul winning the Presidency of the United States in 2012 and rapidly implementing libertarian-style changes in government. Plan B entertained the idea of the establishment doing everything in its power to sabotage his candidacy and we his followers, resulting in our tireless activism and campaigning at all levels of government and civil society for ten or more years until government is in compliance with the Constitution.

This video explains what needs to happen for the liberty movement to CONTINUE.

PLEASE LIKE, COMMENT, AND SHARE WITH EVERYONE YOU KNOW!

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

David Miller for Congress: Mark your Calendars for June!



COME OUT AND WALK YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FOR FREEDOM !

On Saturday June 23rd we will be meeting at the Glendora headquarters at 10AM to walk our neighborhoods and talk to the decline to state voters, to get them out to vote for David on November 6, 2012

Only 21 Saturdays left until Election Day 

We also need volunteers to help keep the office open full time, to make phone calls, update contact information on voters and so much more. 

Please call our office at 626-692-6007 or email david@vote4miller.net

IN FREEDOM ,

David L. Miller

Monday, June 11, 2012

Rand Paul endorses Mitt Romney -- It's Not Over!


This video is a few days old but still HIGHLY relevant.

As of June 7, 2012, liberty movement and Tea Party favorite Rand Paul endorsed Mitt Romney for the Presidency. In this video I explain why Rand may have done what he had to do, and reveal who I'll be supporting after the Republican National Convention. Also, RON IS STILL IN THIS and we still have work to do!

Please watch, LIKE, and SHARE with as many people as possible!


Saturday, June 2, 2012

Six Questions for Congress Candidate David Miller

David Miller, one of three candidates running to represent the new 32nd Congressional district, answers Patch's questions ahead of the June 5 election.

Courtesy of Patch.com

By Hazel Lodevico-To'o

A native of Glendora, David Miller, 48, is making his second bid for an elected office, this time for the Congressional seat in the 32nd District.

The self-described conservative is running as a Republican in the June 5 Primary Election and said he is undeterred in running in the predominantly Democratic-leaning 32nd Congressional district, which includes Monrovia, Baldwin Park, Covina, West Covina, San Dimas, El Monte, and a southern portion of Glendora.

Miller made an unsuccessful run in 2010 against the entrenched David Dreier for the 26th Congressional District. This time as the state attempts to rebuild during a fiscal crisis, Miller, a real estate developer, said voters are ready for a change in government.

Patch interviewed Miller by email as a part of our series of candidate profiles.

1.     Why are you running for the 32nd Congressional seat? 

To restore the Constitutional role of the Federal Government to follow Article 1 Section 8, to defend and protect the Life, Liberty and property of each citizen from being taken and given to the politicians special interest to insure they are re-elected every two years.

2.     You have been very outspoken about returning to the ideals of the Constitution. In what ways has the country strayed from those ideals? In what ways can we return to them?

The ideals of the Countries founding principles are; the role of government is to protect our intrinsic rights from being taken from us by another.  Now the government seems to think it is incumbent upon them to take our rights and give them to others.

The Constitution gives specific areas (Article 1 Section 8) in which we the people have delegated to the Federal Government.  A few areas as an example, where the Federal Government has no authority.

1. Education
2. Healthcare
3. Housing

The only way we will return to the proper role of the Federal Government is if we have a citizenry that knows the constitutional role of the government, and elects people to congress who will follow the Constitution. 

3.     Patching up a multi-billion state deficit will not resolved overnight. How do you think the state can begin to close the massive gap?

Whether we are talking about State or Federal budgets, the only answer to repairing deficits is to spend less than you take in.  Federally speaking it seems without a balanced budget amendment the politicians are not capable of making the tough decisions.

4.     Would you have an instrumental role as previous local representatives have had in bringing funds to the Gold Line extension project? Why or why not?

State mass transit is not a Constitutional role of the Federal government according to our Constitution. If as a congressman I am supposed to follow the highest law of the land, then I would hope the citizens' would want me to stay true to my oath of office.  If the Federal government did not take our monies through taxes and federal mandates California could choose to spend their monies on what is important to Californians. It is not the responsibility of one state to be responsible for another states issues. 

5.     Schools have long struggled with dwindling state resources. How do you think the state should treat funding for public schools and higher education? What should be done to maintain quality education?

Education is not a Federal issue. Again, according to the Constitution I have no legal authority in the area of education.

6.     What specific issues would be a high priority for you if you were elected to Congress?

Spending and deficits; If we do not get our spending under control our children and grandchildren will be subjected to a life of servant-hood to pay the debts of the prior generation.  I cannot personally sit by and do nothing and allow my children's future to be destroyed by career politicians and special interests.

Courtesy of Patch.com. See original article here.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

San Dimas "Meet the Candidates" Free Legislative Reception


San Dimas Chamber of Commerce will host a free "Meet the Candidates" Legislative Reception from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday at San Dimas Center Plummer Building at 245 E. Bonita Ave. in San Dimas.

The agenda includes introductions of the incumbents and candidates with each getting an opportunity to introduce themselves and share why they are running for office. Attendees will also have the chance to meet with everyone before and after the program.

For more information call 909-592-3818 or visit www.sandimaschamber.com.

Confirmed guest speakers include candidates for:

Assembly District 41
    Michael Cacciotti
    Ed Colton
    Chris Holden
    Donna Lowe
    Victoria Rusnak

Senate District 25
    Ameenah Fuller
    Gilbert Gonzales
    Carol Liu

Congressional District 32
    Bill Gonzalez
    David Miller
    Grace Napolitano

Los Angeles County Supervisor 5th District
    Michael Antonovich

Source: SGV Tribune